Sally Field

• Hair length and age input appreciated sm - No kid
  • I had heard somewhere - bjpnc
  • I say, 'Let it grow!' And under no circumstances - - Longhair Person
  • length vs loss - anon
  • Sounds age-appropriate to me. - Me
  • My opinion is whatever hair style makes you happy...sm - Becky
  • keep your hair. - - people are the fools- n/m
  • Another grandma here and I admire people who have the patience (sm) - Also retirement age
  • I've always kept my hair long..sm - cat
  • 37 y/o and I still have long thick blond hair to my bottom! sm - Love my hair
  • love my long hair - not going to cut it - sm
  • Don't listen to the neighborhood cats! (sm) - Shoulder length
  • Hair - Patti
  • Hair length - trose
  • There's little in this life we have control over - cat of Eric
  • Long hair.... - sm
  • For people our age I think - Age on me too
  • Personally I don't plan on becoming one of those - sm -
    • I think it's rude (and they're jealous) if they tell you to cut your hair due to age - deb
    • Sally Field - jlynn
      • I think it's up to you. - former long-hair

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I promise you this will help thinning hair and also I have shared this with my friends who have lost their hair due to chemo treatments.  This is a leave-in hair conditioner, comes in a plastic tube (you have to shake it up each time) that smells terrific.  Now, you don't just apply it like hair conditioner, what you have to do (and there are no instructions to tell you this) is you have to move your scalp back and forth with your fingertips once you apply this to your scalp.  The scalp moves very little - but it is this little movement that stimulates the conditioner into making your hair MUCH THICKER within 2 months!  I PROMISE YOU.  I was on interferon in 2000 and a hair salon owner told me about it as I had hair loss (not total) very badly from the interferon (a clinical trial used on me but not for cancer) and what she told me was the absolute truth!!!  If you don't have Sally's Beauty Supply, try any beauty supply store.  Fermodyl comes in many numbers but you are looking for number 7.

Hope this helps - as a matter of fact, I am 110% sure it's going to work for you.

your not going to make any money working for a company.  The only way to make money is to own a business, and just starting out can be very expensive.

There are many of us trying to get out of this field for various reasons - mainly the BS that companies give us. 

Why such a division?  The bottom line is that we all just want to communicate with people in the same field of work.  This does not give anyone the right to slam the "other board" or certain people.  Sounds like some of you just need to get a life.

16-year-old comes in from school today and says the drama teacher has invited the 3rd and 4th year drama classes to go to New York in March for a week to see shows and tour the city.  Supposedly the cost would be around $700, including airfare from Atlanta, lodging, meals, tickets to shows, etc.  I asked what fundraisers were going to be held and she had no idea if any would be.   Personally I don't see how they can do the trip to include meals, travel, hotels, shows, etc. for just $700 a person and am presuming that's going to be around the amount that would be proposed to the students to pay after fundraisers are done. 

My daughter asked how much I'd contribute to the cause. 

She doesn't work and doesn't drive (scared to learn so we don't push it - don't want her to drive if she doesn't want to). 

She is a good student.

I told her first off that she would also need to get a job because we're not going to pay all of this ourselves and take away the money from the family vacation for next year (we do a family budget of $1000 for vacations and that's for 4 of us). 

We're not rich but do put "x" amount of money into the savings account each month as we want to move to a different area in a couple of years. 

So.... how much do you think we should require her to raise herself and how much should we pay?   I was thinking that maybe to contribute $200 would be plenty generous and let her get a part-time job after school/weekends to raise the rest + spending money.  Do you think I'm being a cheapskate for that or do you think it's a fair amount? 

First-graders in San Francisco took a field trip to City Hall to celebrate the marriage of their lesbian teacher on Friday, but opponents of same-sex marriage in the state say the field trip was an attempt to “indoctrinate” the students, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.

The field trip was suggested by a parent at the Creative Arts Charter School, and the school said the trip, where students tossed rose petals on their teacher and her wife as they left City Hall, was academically relevant.

"It really is what we call a teachable moment," said Liz Jaroslow, the school’s interim director, according to the newspaper. She said same-sex marriage had historic significance. "I think I'm well within the parameters."

California will vote on Nov. 4 on Proposition 8 which seeks to ban same-sex marriage in the state, and supporters of the measure say the field trip shows that allowing same-sex marriage will mean it’s taught to school children, the newspaper said.

"It's just utterly unreasonable that a public school field trip would be to a same-sex wedding," said Chip White, press secretary for the Yes on 8 campaign, told the Chronicle. "This is overt indoctrination of children who are too young to have an understanding of its purpose."